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| The Guts/electronics inside my P7 lights - Page 3 |
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These are all the items inside my SSC P7 electronics
stack. This process is still in the development stage. I keep finding cooler ways to create a 1400ma/2800ma current limiter for the SSC P7 LED Hopefully, I'll have it all ironed out soon and be ready to cut a bunch of boards on my CNC |
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Update: The cap spacer shown above has now been
replaced by the spacer below that has solder points
for the Battery+ and Battery-. I did that because it was too difficult to unsolder the battery hookup wires once the whole stack was soldered together. |
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| Here's an updated photo of the two boards that go on either side of the switch |
I made it so you can jumper two large buss wires
from one board to the other.
This gives you a nice solid place to solder the battery + and - |
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The switch board on2 connects the battery- to board two and gives you 1400ma current limiting on1 connects the battery- to board one and gives you 2800ma current limiting on3 passes the battery- to on1, and so both boards are now on at the same time |
Cap spacer - switch - switch board The center battery+ wire has been added to the switch board |
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1400ma current limiter boards with the diodes
removed on the right board Both boards get the diodes removed |
Holes drilled in both boards for the LED- wire
to pass through. The LED- wire gets soldered and passes through boards two and the LED board |
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One 1400ma board has been added to the stack The whole stack is centered on the Battery+ wire A battery+ jumper wire is added to the board The negative for board one comes from the switch The LED- wire gets soldered and passes through to board two |
The second 1400ma board is added to the stack A battery+ jumper wire is added to the board The negative for board two comes from the switch The LED- wire gets soldered and passes through to the LED board |
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The LED board gets added to the stack The battery+ wire gets soldered and trimmed off The LED- wire gets soldered and trimmed off LED+ and LED- wires get added towards the outside of the board |
Side view of the stack LED+ and LED- wires get added towards the outside of the board
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LED+ and LED- wires from the board below come
up through the + and - holes. A bit of heat shrink or wire jacket gets put around the + and - to keep them from shorting out. |
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| Here's the stack without the LED |
The whole stack goes inside this assembly. This assembly fits snug into the main body |
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